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Fahrenheit participated in the SuperMUC-NG Next-Gen Science Symposium of the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) in Garching on November 22, 2018. Together with the LRZ as host as well as with Intel, Lenovo, and SuSE, the team of experts explained the high-performance computer, its operating system and adsorption cooling technology, and…

Almost all industrial manufacturing facilities use compressed air systems. At the same time, the cooling demand in industrial facilities keeps on rising, and drives energy consumption. Adsorption cooling provides an ideal approach for solving both ends of the problem: Re-using waste heat to generate cold, thereby decreasing energy demand. More…

The German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie) announced on May 8th, 2018 that, an agreement has been reached with the EU Commission regarding the Renewable Energies Law levy (“EEG-Umlage”) for CHP plants. According to the agreement, CHP plants operators will continue to pay…

In the last week of April 2018, Fahrenheit presented adsorption cooling technology to Polish visitors at Instalacje trade fair in Poznan. The concept of cooling with waste heat is becoming more and more popular in the Polish industry, due to the increasing importance of energy efficiency and environmental protection. As…

Under the supervision of Prof. Radwan Almasri, the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Qassim University is installing the first adsorption solar cooling system in Saudi Arabia in the summer of 2018. Since the announcement of the Saudi Vision 2030 and the decision to gradually shift the Kingdom from fossil fuels…

We are very happy about winning 1st place at the German Data Center Awards 2018 in the data center cooling & climatization category for cooling data centers using CPU heat. The prize was awarded for our adsorption cooling technology which uses the low temperature residual heat from servers for cooling…